Recording/Downloading Streamed Video

[Skitzo]

IPLT20 cricket finals start tonight. Only way you can watch it is by streaming it through a third party website (crichd.in). I'm keen to watch, but it starts at 12:30am my time and i don't really want to be staying up until 4am. So i figured i would look into "recording" the stream, getting up early and watching it. At least this way i can fast forward breaks etc.

Has anybody done this before? Any suggestions? I'd prefer soemthing that isn't simply just a recording the screen.

Ill go do a google now and try and figure something out. Hoping to test tonights game so i can have a solution for tomorrow nights game.

[adrenalin]

You can get screen capture software that records everything.

Start it

Make full screen

Leave running


Stop when you get up.



Make sure you have lots of harddrive space.

[disc0-dan]

The funny part will come when your net drops out 2 mins into the game and doesn't restart the stream so your stuck with 7 hours of desktop viewing!

[Skitzo]

The issue with that is audio. As that won't be recorded by simply recording the screen.

[adrenalin]

Its the cricket.

Just play music in background.

Might be able to find a torrent site for cricket.

[Skitzo]

Figured out hwo to record audio as well. But it wasn't a smooth video.

Ill just pay for ESPN subscription and watch the replays via VPN.

[dmanvan]

I use Replay Video Capture. Records audio and video as well. Use it for recording videos that are hard to get the source of or for F1, race streams.

[R3N]

Just stay up fgt

[Phildo]

The issue with that is audio. As that won't be recorded by simply recording the screen.

Just dub in some background sound of grass growing.